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Explore some diverse, not-for-profit
organizations working for the benefit
of people, animals, and the earth
~ you may find a connection here
to inspire you !

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Airline Ambassadors: Airline Ambassadors is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping children in need around the world as they deliver humanitarian aid and provide medical care to children in more than 34 countries!

They offer a unique way for you to travel and match your interests and skills to actual world need.... bringing "Compassion into Action"! They welcome your interest as an Ambassador of Goodwill to help children in need.


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Best Friends Animal Sanctuary: Here you will find the nation's largest sanctuary for abused and abandoned companion and domestic animals. Learn more about, and perhaps visit and participate in, this amazing refuge and haven providing a chance for a new life for creatures in need.

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International Institute for Peace through Tourism:
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering and facilitating tourism initiatives which contribute to international understanding and cooperation, an improved quality of the environment, the preservation of heritage, and through these initiatives, help to bring about a peaceful and sustainable world.



Jane Goodall Institute: The mission of this non-profit organization of the world-renowned scientific researcher, is to advance the power of the individual to take informed and compassionate action to improve the environment of all living things. It operates a number of wildlife conservation, research, and educational programs to benefit people, animals, and the earth.


10 Million Clicks For Peace: The mission of 10 Million Clicks For Peace is to help create world peace through personal empowerment. They provide  tools that allow anyone with an Internet connection to help fix global problems. They believe that every life they touch will be made better by the peace education materials they provide, for free, while providing shelter, food, medicine and much needed hope for the world’s forgotten 21 million war refugees.

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Interested in donating for free to organizations caring for the earth and its inhabitants? There are many more of these on the Web, but for a start look at the following sites where a simple click each day does a world of good !

The Hunger Site: Donate for free with just a click:
Visit The Hunger Site: Here you have the daily opportunity to quickly make a difference in the fight to end hunger. In less than 5 seconds, you can click on the "Give Free Food" button and, at no cost to you, send food to the hungry here in the United States and in countries throughout the world - anywhere there's a need.

The site's grassroots popularity has been recognized with prestigious Web awards in the activism category -- the 2000 Cool Site of the Year Award and the People's Voice winner at the 2000 Webby Awards. Your free clicks mean a lot ! At the Hunger Site you will also find links to support ~ with just a click ~ various services regarding Breast Cancer, Child Health, the Rainforest, Animal Rescue, and Literacy.

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Red Jelly Fish: This natural living and environmental resource site works in partnership with the Nature Conservancy and the Jane Goodall Institute....
Here, your clicks work to save the rainforest and feed Jane Goodall's rescued chimpanzees !

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Care2 Environmental Network:
Make a difference for healthy living and a healthy planet ! Here you can click to donate for free in the Race for the Rainforest, the Big Cats, and the Pandas, as well as preventing Breast Cancer. You can also sign up for "Take Action Alerts" making it really easy to learn about important issues and express your views to governmental officials.
A great site where you can make a big difference!
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